Sentence examples for implied as much from inspiring English sources

(Obama's statement implied as much).

He has implied as much in private gatherings.

His knowing looks implied as much about my family's past as anything Hawkes said.

The statement by the PCC's director of complaints and pre-publication services, Charlotte Dewar, implied as much.

New chief executive Dave Lewis, fresh from Unilever, implied as much by referring to the importance of "integrity and transparency".

Kipnis implied as much in "My Title IX Inquisition": "by writing these sentences," she was "risking more" complaints.

Until then, I had half believed — after years of doctors implying as much — that it was all in my head.

Implying as much, as Thomas L. Friedman does (column, March 11), is unfair and makes it look as if I lost my job because someone in India is better educated.

Patients in the throes of terminal illness may resist discussions suggesting that death may be imminent, and close family members may be reluctant to imply as much.

And it's risky not just because she is a Clinton, beloved by most of the party's important interest groups, but also because she is a woman; a lot of voters may wonder if a woman can really be elected president, but they would most likely turn on any male candidate who was crass enough to imply as much.

In effect, Dietrich's categories of ens reale and ens conceptionale imply as much.